Carry that weight
Not just women’s health but sexual health in general has been understudied by the medical community for a long time
Books & Arts
Richard Lester at ninety
He lent ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ the spirit of untamed frivolity
Jake Gyllenhaal is guilty
He carries his latest film and keeps it from going off the rails
Truth in Duluth
Girl from the North Country is a delight as pure as birdsong
How did Walt Disney learn from Ancien Régime decoration?
Inspiring Walt Disney makes the case that Disney’s studio functioned in a similar way to an eighteenth-century decorative art manufactory
Wynton’s works
Wynton Marsalis has not allowed tradition to become self-serving traditionalism
Kandinsky’s colors
Kandinsky is getting spun up the Guggenheim’s spiral
Stacking up
Substack gives authors an opportunity to take back control of their own careers and destinies
Style and substance
Réginald-Jérôme de Mans evokes a Parisian world of glittering elegance
On literary cross-dressing
The pre-woke literary world considered authorial freedom sacrosanct
One hundred years of Ulysses
James Joyce’s Ulysses caused a sensation on its publication a century ago
The invisible hand
The Maid by Nita Prose reviewed
Who killed Bambi?
The Original Bambi: The Story of a Life in the Forest by Felix Salten reviewed
